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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

--Faircbild stands the best chance OF
succeeding Secretary Manning.
Kansas has just conferred municipal
uffrage upon women and the New York
Senate has passed like bill bya vote CT
20 to 8.
HAPPY Bob" Van Brunt, leading
member Of the Salvation Army, has been
sentenced to hang at Elmira, N. Y, April
Is, for the murder Of his sweetheart's
brother.
For some time girls in Cincinnati have
been greatly annoyed by a strange man,
who would pinch them on their arms and
legs. The fellow has fnaly BEEN arresi' d
but he denies the soft impeachment
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22
A JUDGE has decided that wine.rooms are

A JUDGE has decided that wine.rooms are
no more permissible under the prohibition
laws in Atlanta than regular bar-rooms
and has accordingly entered fne OF 81 ,0OC
against the keeper Of one. who was brought
before him. Thisis exactly right. A man
can get as drunk on wine as he can on whis
ky and feel great deal mesner afterwards,
Let both the letter and the spirit of the Law
be executed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

In convention assembled at Richmond
the following strong resolution OF indorse-
ment OF Senstor John D. Harris for govern
or wa, passed unanimously: eve, the
democrats of Madison county, in mass
meeting assembled, do most cordially and
heartily commend him to the democrats OF
the State, as not only true and tried dem
ocrat, but gentleman of strict integrity
free and upright in his morals and habits,
thoroughly educated, eminently successful
in business, true to his people and his par
ty. deeply interested in the success and de.
vslopment OF the s,ste-a farmer BY pro.
fession and worthy and well qualified
man in every respect for the high and hon
honorable position to which he aspires"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

We observe that Henry Wa.terson lie 10
Cincinnati again dining with Richard
Smith and Murst Halstead. Can it be that
those arch fends are again plotting against
the good OF the country? 1t is to be hopsd
that they will agree to let the people nomi-
nate and re elect Mr.. Cleveland for a sec
ond term.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

AFTER the President tells them that the
government is not machine for collecting
money 10 be dispensed in charities, Con-
gress decided that he was right about i,
and sustained his veto OF the bill sppro
priating $4,000 for seeds for the TeTas
drouth sufferers.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

TIE prohibitionists Of West Virginia
have scored victory, where il was thought
impossible. The Legislature by big ma.
jori,y passed bill to submit a prohibition
amendment to the constitution, to be voted
on by the people in November 1888.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

THT bill to redeem the trade dollars and
reissue them into standards has passed
both Houses Of Congress. There are ST..
10000 Of them and they are held entirely
by bankers and brokers, who will make
just Is to 20 cents clear on each. The poor
nave already lost this discount.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

Sam Jones said to his Boston audience
the other day: 81 think too much OF Gull
tured Boston to rebuke an audience, but
down South the people don't leave the
house until the benediction ia pronouncsd'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22
The Committee on Foreign Affairs, head

The Committee on Foreign Affairs, head
cd by the New York dude, Perry Belmont,
WAS anxious to increase the pay OF all per.
sons connected with the Consular Service,
thereby adding large amounts to our snnu-
al expenses and giving it to men who do
not earn their present ample salaries. Gov.
McCresry believes that the democratic
declaration for retrenchment and reform,
should be carried out in good faith, 30 as q
member OF the Committee and in the
House he fought the bill for an increase
with the persistency for which he is noted,
when sure that he is in the right. The
consequence was that Belmont with.
drew his bill and himself offered Gov.
McCreary's substitute which saves $685.
900 to the government. Ii is q mighty cold
day when they get away with our represen-
tstiye
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

We got back Friday night greatly pleas.
ed with our visit and Ei's management
both Of the editorial and financial affairs Of
the Office. A number Of people have told
us that he can beat us in both and give US
two in the game and we believe it.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

"Orlsndo, don't see you with Miss
Brown at the concert last night" mo,
Percy, Pm not calling on her any more. |
can't until she retrscts what che said the
other week" "Ah-wbat did she say?
"Wel!, she said / needn't call any more"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22

we regret to learn that that excellent
democratic paper, the London Leader, has
gone into the hands Of the republicans.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-02-22
A NUMBER of.newspspers have recently

A NUMBER of'newspapers have recently
spoken Of the editor Of this paper as "Col-
onel Walton" We want Il distinctly I'M
derstood that we are no Colonel and have
no claims whatever on the title. No mill
tsry record sdorns our history for we we're
but little the rise OF Is when the war clos
ed, and no Governor OF Kentucky has ever
felt friendly enough toward us to honor us
with the "proud distinction" The only
colonel we recognise is Col. O'Bradley,
whose daring deeds upon an hundred bat
tie fields would have entitled him to pro-
motion to Major General, but for the jesl-
ousy OF those in authority. By the way,
We are greatly pleased to see that the boom
we originated 10 make him the republican
candidate for governor is growing in vol.
ume and strength and he is as sure TO be
nominated as be is to get left in the final
race
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3 a $.

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tDobl befannt inb unb baB bieielben
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Die @ranb Surp BON 6arris
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gen, auf beren Nusfa9en bin Die @ranb
sSurp banbelte, bies ni6t seieben baben.
Bon guero bis G1ulenburg,
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ibergoRen. Ser S9aoen betrdst
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Ser q a..

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ben giinftigiten Iuipi5ien er6Rnet. Saal
unb Nebenlaal iinb nit ben berl6iebes
men 8erfaufsitdnoen angeftlt, bic ale
febr gei6mafDoa beforirt unb ausse=
ftattet inb. Cine &efauration mliefert
bic befen Selicatefen mad beliebiger
Mustpabl fir nur so Gents. 2ooie bon
5 Gents aufpdrts big gu 50 Gents Dos
Sthf perben BON ben liebenspiirbigs
fen iungen Samen Der 5tabt angebos
ten unb mir baben unter ben Beiu6err
ni6t @inen geiebea. Der erfolgrei9 @is
berltanb 81 leiiten bermo9t bdtte; Sc
Der 6fnete bereitDiaig feline 86rie, big
ber leBte Mobitaner beri9munoeu par.
SIN 5aale ielbif manbelt man bon ben
bRbf6eften 9amen umf6mdrmt tuie in
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nenfauben, @iirpuenbdume, Balren,
ieltcne @aetecn, Smmergriin, Geoern
uno cine Wfafe 3ierfrduger linb iiber.
al aufgefelt; Grdnae, @uirIanoen uub
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briaante Beleu6tung, rauf6enbe Wtufif
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i6mar3ett, brennenben Mugen. unn d.
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berieBt-ie be~3aubernb, 70 anmulberh,
10 Derfiibrerif@ 1T Naes. Wir 5ab ;.
geitern 8e.i6iebene beoba9tet, bic li9
uerfubren lieBen, aber rur UNI ben
f9n0oeH Mammon los gu tperben; bon
Sersensoeri6enfungcn 1T benz 2urause
bes Berihterltatters ned ni6ts 8erbddz
tiges p%orgefommen. SnbeHen mas nid)t
III, lam nod merben. Mau erpartet,
oaB benz Bazaar minbsftens Elm babies
Oubeno 8etlobungeu folgen .perbea-
aber mir woaen nidt aus Der Sdule
f6wdben. Jrau prdlibentiu S. &onie
firt nit uirbiger &ube bas Scepter
iiber bas 8anse; sutpeilen erinnert ite
fi9 in @nabe ibrer untertbauen uno
bann befieblt fe bieielben aetpDbuli9
boribin, po man. fir @eIo unb quite
Worte fhblenoe 5liiisteiten aler Grt
baben fann.
Sir beute Nbeno fteben beionaere
Nttrattionen auf benz prosramm uno
besbalb 1T elm redt 3ablrei6er Yeiu6
gu eruarten. @s 5iebt mirfli9-auf
unfere ernfteite 8eri9erung bin-feine
angenebmere Nrt un5 Weiie fein @eIb
fifig gu MAIDEN. dig inbem man es
auf einem bon allerliebfen Samen ges
Ieiteten ga5aar ausgiebt.
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Muerlet.

: &pber Saplor, Der in feinem
glatie "The Gossip 9errn CHARLES
Glorian ~ausegrifen bate, erbielt bafiir
geftern cine geb6rige Sra6t priigeI.
Die @ountp : @pmmiHdre baben
ben &ontraft fir @rbauung Der 9riide
on Der Borne &Oab an S.2. Moreau
i%bertragen.
= Die 3eugen .4usiasen in benz Bel,
tel 9 Gale iinb sef@lohen tporben unb
bas plaibODer Der Nnpdlte bat bes
gonnen.
: @eteru ftarb in Comfort in ! lJe
elmer 8lu~tbergiftung 8 +. p~eteron,
Der bier cine &eibe BON Sabren prafti.
Sirte unb bann nod benz 8ebirgs5tdbts
den iiberiebelte. @r eeb6rte friiber
bier alen beuti6en @eielf6aften an
uno par aud Mitelieo bes Beetboben,
Mdnuerdor. Sein rubiges, titles We.
fen gepann ibm aud in Comfort balo
bic Beb6lferung Der san3en @egenb.
gr mar dig 4rst unermiOIi6 tbdtig.
lpenf1 es galt, ben Seioenoeu gu beIfen.
SIR Comfort 1T iein 9inf6eiben elm
8erluft. = 9eute (Oienftag) fanb bic
8esrbigung inter 3ablrei6er 8beil.
nabme ftatt. Grie5e feiner ai6el
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-11

Aorresponoena.- S9uIen5urg.
ben 8. Ottober 1887. Mm eonntag
ben %. b. 80. 5febt S9ulenburg elm
greigniB benor. gs 1T ndmli9 benz
biefgen Surnberein gelungen, fur bds
am 9enannten Sage gu feiernbe Stiff.
~tungsfeit bic San Nntonio Militdr. Ras
belle au ~engagiren. um Na1mittags 3u
eoncertiren unb 4benbs bic BalmuIit
au liefern. Diefe &apele be6arf teiner
tpeiteren @mpfeblung, benn fie 1T alge.
mein als ausge5ei6net befannt, unb es
mirb gemiB ieoem 6reunbe gutter Miulit
einen boben @enuB bereiten, &Idnsen
gu laui6en. tpie he bier nur ielten gu
bernebmen iinb. Nuf einen 3ablrei6en
8eiu4 bon auBen 1T eeraoe5u NIT 81
9erbeit gu re6uen, aumal Der @intritts.
preis per periOn nur 81 fur Concert u.
Bal 3uiammen betragen ipirb. Serr
Sobn Sltmanns, benz mebridbrige CT
fabrung als Wirtb unb &eftaurateur
3ur Seite itebt, wirb fir bic 8efriebis
aune bes innereu Meni9en forsen.
Gebtsn SOnntag tpurbe bon BEN v6igb
Sia" Surnperein bas 25idbrige Stiff.
~tungsfef gefeiert. 9roboem Der gnt.
f9luB bierfir nur gau3 furt borber se>
faBt morben mar, batte ii@ bod cine
re6t 3abI,eide @efeli9aft einsefunben
unb man omiiIirte fi9 aufs Nnsenebms
te.-Man 1T iebt bier beim 8obren Ell.
mes artefiden 8runnens, Der Mafer
fir bic Stabt Iiefern iol. 8is ieBt sebt
bic Nrbeit nur lansiam bon Statten.-
Die lebten Sagen baben In oieier 8es
genb alerpdrts ~ergiebisen, bur9brins
genben Regen gebra9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-11

Die ginIabung Der StaIiener, baB
Der Stabtrotb fi@ OH Der morsigen
Geier betbeilige, tpurbe angenommen.
Cine Orbinana, mel9e Elm 8erfabren
gegen ~riidfdnbige Steuer3abler fefltelt,
uurbe Dem betr. @omite iibermieien.
Das gomiie fiir 0fentli6e 8erbeFe.
runger beri6tet, baB bic bon benz Rons
traitor @b. 8raben gelieierte 4rbeit ON
neueu StraBen febr sufriebenitelenb
unb melt better 1T als ole frlbere,
ebenio bic 3dune unb @eldn5er an ben
9teinbri6en an San pebro Mpenue.
Oas Spe5ial=@ omite beridtet. baB
Der papiaon i'm San Yeoro Springs
part, tpeitr ct 5000 SerIonen fofen
fol-, miuoeifens $4,000 foiten mirb. Sie
6tabt bat $500 bcmiaist, bic pribatz
fu%bicriptiouen betragen $1100, folgliG
feblen nod $500.
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@tmSerbare 2,.ren.

IS .. Sobt u. 60, @bolefale unb aetaiI
Drussifen bon &ome. Ga, fast: Geit bier
Sabren fabren mir Or. Sings glew DISCOVERY,
Electric 8itterS mnb 8udlenS arnica Gable,
uno ba5en ME Seilmittel sebabt, bic ftG better
berfauften ooer mebr 8efrieoisuns sepdbrten.
Sic baben einige tpunberbare auren in unierer
Stabt bemirft, namentlid mebrere Gdle bon
pirfli6er gusaebruns finb bur9 ben @ebrau9
GINGER Glafden bon Or. Sings Neip DISCOVERY
gebeilt porben, III Berbinbung nit electric
Bitter. @ir sarantiren b%ielelben ffetS.
Bum 8ertauf bel u DreiS.
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simc atc febl aebenSe Sausarsuet.

Sd babe III meiner Gamilie g mt
2iber : Regulator,
bereitet BON S. $. 3eilin & Co., felt
mebr als 10 Sabren gebrau6t uno ges
funoen, baB er ale gegen 6r6ftels uns
S@iittelfieber empfoblenen Nrsneien
iibertrift. Sd babe 9alomel, @binin
unb ale anbere Notwithstanding
aufgegeben uno ,penbe i'm bel meinen
&inbern bon einem Bis 25 Sabren On.
@s 1T ales ipas sic in elmer 6amilie
ipini6en f6nnen. 8itte fi6 meines Nae
mems gu bebienen, fails Sic ibn uerlans
gen. Wirfli6 Ser Sbri9e 6. $. l1rs
banfs Grapforo g., Ga.
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@rpse lteberraftbuua.

9idt tuenise 8irger bon San antonio no.
ren taralid gang e~rfannt iiber bic 9batlade,
oab berfdieoene ibrer Greunbe, bic bon ben
Geraten bereits aufseseben tporben iparen. lie
litten an benz fd%redlidfeu aler menldIiden
2eiSen, an bet Sdpinblu1t) b6uis nieoer.
berseteut tuurbe. burd Dr. Sings vgene gnt.
oedums sesen bic Sdtuiubiudt.S gs 1T oies
bas einaise Wiitel, tpeldes poiitib ale Qeiben
Der aeble uub Der 2unsen beilt, pie Sufei..
afbma, 8ronditis &c.
ProbeTaiGen ino toitenfrei gu baben in Der
apotbete bon U. Oreib. @reis Der sroben
Glolden $1.0O.
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Ser 8asaar inn Gaiimp.

Das aus ben 9,rren Stay @ippri9,
(8ioloncelO), 81. Menbelfobn (8iola)
Wm. Mutb e. 8ioline) unb 81. @ars
cia Il. 8ioline) befiehenbe Quartet
miro f9 am MittmD6 Gbenb i'm @aiino
b6ren lafen unb 3nar in benz nMnbails
te" beg beriibmten Raiier.Q Quartet BON
9apbn. Gerner pirb bas Quartet
Gin ruiffdes 2ieb" b~ortragen. gers
eint nit ben Marmorbilbern wirb Der
lebte Nbenb alto Nttraftionen in Ollie
unb Gile liefern. Amt
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unfere @esenb fo. pi6tigen 3tpeig Ser
8iebsu6t ipieber auf bic alte 96be su
brineen-if Der nmftano. baB Die Bieb.
preile gu niebrig unb ni6tIobnenb iino;
allen Wn5eiden mad 1T aber au9 fur
Sieien uebelftanb bic Nbbtlfe nabe bes
oDrfeheub.
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uniere neuen Wintertpaaren:
Glotbing, SsrrensS oilettes Irtitel, lln'
ter3eug &c. fommen nod unb nod an
uno liesen CUR gef6tisung oHen. Pan.
coat & Sobu.
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: Somes q. Gromer. 2uofDbrer mn

= Sames 8. gramer, 3ugfibrer an
Der g. s. &. g., Nltona. pa, f6reibt:
Set BEN leBten 20 Sabren babe i'd
an &beumatismus in Der 8ruft gelitten.
Sd periu6te Mles, bod tpurbe i9 ries
mails bauernb gebellt. 3ulebt tuanbte
i'd ct. Safobs Del an, tpobon cine
6lai6e mir b%Olifdnbige unb bauernbe
Qeilung bra9te."
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Serrens unb GnabensMn /.
. Il 9 E. f9Uer genug fur 6erbfsaunb
Winter Is = 1890 biaiger als friiher,
um NIT benz @orratb gu rdumen. pans
coat & SDbn.
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%. $. 0ntteriioe & Co., 1856
OF. 0ouitonse traBe, plumbers, Gass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten fi9 benz
publifum fit lle in ibrGa9 i9lagemben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre@en
prompte Beiorguns aler Q~uftrdge.
3rOnleu@ter, @ass Gi1tures, Babepans
men. @loiets &c. ifets on 9anb.
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bdT Wer bon @aroIa1& Gini
fault. ipart Gelb fiir gis.
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Maberid'S 8anf beiorgt @eibfen.
bungen nod allen Sbeilen Deuti9lanbs
ins 9aus obgeliefert gu biQigeren Staten
als bic poftofiee.
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BS @aroIan & Sings 10
unb Is Gents Steaks f6nner in Der
Stabt ni6t iibertrofen perben.
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= Ollie neue Sorten in Often, bic
Dunlap eingef6lofen, bel Yancoof &
Sobn.
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Manerid's SAINT, alsemeines gauts
aei6dft. 3ablt AZ 3infen auf Depofiten
fiir befiimmte 3eit.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-24
Saltillo Items.

Mrs. Hcttie Brewer, of Decatur,
spent several days With her sister,
Mrs r. II. Garrard last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Z A. Barham re-
turned from Juno last Friday.
Mr.. G. w. Old, Of Clifton, was up
last week, trying to rent out his
farm.
Misses 2ubie and Jennie North
cut who have been from school on
account Of sickness in the family,
returned last week.
Prayermeeting was held at the
residence Of Mr.. Eli Craven last
Thursday night for the benefit Of
his mother, who has been afflicted
with paralysis for several years.
Rev. Slsymsker the Presbyterian
minister held series of meetings
the first of the week.
Prof. Cockron and lady, of Sardis,
attended service in this place las,
Sunday. ScHsD.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-24
Another Art Craze.

The latest ait work among ladies is
known as the French Craze" for
rlecora ing china, glassware, etc. 1t
is something entirely ner, and is
both profitable and fscinating. 1t Is
very popular in New York, Boston
and other Eastern cities. To ladies
desiring to learn the Art, we will send
Al elegant china PLAGUE sizs Is
inches, handsomely decorated, for a
mpdel, together with box Of material,
100 coIored designs assorted in flow
ers, animals, soldiers, landscapes etc.,
complete, with full instructions, upon
receipt of only 81 90. The PLAGUE
alone is worth more than the amount
charged. To every lady ordering this
outfit who eneloses the address of Eve
other ladies interested in Art mat
tiers, to whom we can mail our new
catalogue Of Art Goods, We will en-
close extra and without charge, 8
beautiful 30 inch, gold-tinted
PLAGUE. Address The Empire New:
Co, Syracuse, ". Y.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Ross Academy Items.

Mrs. Geo. W. Dorau 10 sick this
week.
Miss Ann Eliza Ross is some
better this week.
A seciable was enjoyed at Mr.. II,
X. Hinkle's one evening last week.
Miss Minnie Dorsn is visiting
in Savannah this week.
George Paine. one Of Ross Acadr-
my's brightest pupils, visited Mar
tins Mills this wevk.
MI. Wells has moved into the
new house VI Esq. Meeks.
1t is mistake about G. B. Dodds
going to quit school a. was reported.
Mrs. Jim Coonce 10 in the lead in
raising chickens; she has 80 young
chicks now. MEMO.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-24
More Light.

Mr.. EDITOR -
Cymro gives Max Riley problem
to solve, and wishes to know show
many acres will the dog walk over
by taking the ribbon in his mouth
and unwinding 1t etc" No ono can
solve the problem with the INSULT
clent data furnished; hut If Cymro
will enlighten me on the following
points | will send him the correct
answer.
LIST What kind Of a dog is it ?
Also give age OF dog.
End. What inducements has dog
to un xind ribbon E?
3rd. Give length and color of
ribbon.
4th. Is ground dog is to walk
over, cleared or timbered =?
9Th. II timbered how much would
it cost per acre to have said land
cleared ?
9th. Is walking OF dog to be done
during DOG days"2
7th. If not, why not2 I'D.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-24

Friends and fellow citizens, | am
here in the Grocery Business until
either myself or friends are "husted."
My motto is quick sales and small
profits, good weight, big measure,
pressed down, running over, and cash
for what You get, and get what you
pay for. All ! ask is give me trial.
Flour specially and competition
defed, W. p. STORY.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-24

AS we sit by the stove in our sanctum
And watch the pedestrians so spry,
We can't help but notice the carriage
Characteristic Of each pssser by.
First Of all, comes a stately young merchant,
Who walks as il he owned the whole land,
And who looks as If he was thinking,
"Ah! young ladies, admire, and catCh me
ifyou can"
Then comes young clerk Of small statue,
Who 10 neither dark, nor yet fair,
Who walks with head eagerly bent forward
Aad as II he hadn't minute 10 spare.
More leisurely comes the clerk with the derby
With his usual nonchalant air,
From which nothing, It's said, can STIR him,
Not even the sex that's called fair.
Then, along comes his brother-more
susceptible
With steady, and business-like mien,
Who you'll recognize as the E. L T. K.
z. C's agent
When Clarifying tons is so often his theme
Then comes step quite brisk and important
As il he alone held the fort,
IT'S only the merchant from down near
the river,
Who has a wife and baby to support.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-24
A CURIOUS FREAK.

Four Frenchmen and two bears
we're in our town Tuesday. About
this there was nothing strange; but
one Of the bears MAS a beautiful red
while the other was a handsome
green color. This was not the color
under which these bears usually
sailed, but was assumed during the
previous Sunday night, while in the
festive town Of Clifton. just how
they came to assume this color will
perhaps remain mystery 70 the
end of time.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-24
Items From The Fork.

The people have been very busy
farming the past week.
Mrs. j. A. Shaw is quito sick.
Miss Ida Ross has been very sick
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robson visited at
Oak Dale last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Annie Johnston was the
guest of Miss Ida Ross last week.
Miss Jessie Ross is teaching at
Oak Grove.
Mr.. Combs and family, of How
ards Mill, is visiting at Mr.. Wolfe's.
Miss Eliza Hamilton, after a two
weeks visit at her uncles, returned
TO her home in Sayannah last week
LITTLE FRAUD.